Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18


Wsntes-Ssm Csy % e.ll for the
Snrlssznas stock king 1e lad laid ssids fox
hisn on Wednesday sysning.
Willard Brlghsm rasss very slsshinz,
brizandish looking Gypsy, rsalnding one
~ ara anu tie CoFsaig.
Mrs. Walter H. Hughes is good aathori-
~ Tor TIE ststsnsnE thai ali the itsiisn
costumes we're perfectly CORRECT.
&rs. W. Ii. Hughes wss parfsetiy ehsrm-
lng IA q dress purchased IN Rome. and
looked the typical Roman lady.
\. b. seEionsrs high water marx pants
are said 90 have caetissss1 the fancy oi
several OF & be pretty Dutch gifls.
Capt ID. W. lockwood IS liable 10 De
hauled up under the Cyil serylos act for
trying to dirt with the ephynx.
Stuart de krant, srrayed in the Roman
peasant shepard dress, IVES useful as well IS
ornamental ia the Italian booth.
Mrs George Quiaby. who appeared in .
beautiful sult as stroliing player charmed
every one with her lovely soegs.
Ars. Captain Lock wood posed ~ the
planet Satarn and carried . sickle Her
star-eyed beauty was greatly admired.
Neptune was indeed charming as repre-
sentod by Miss Edlth Freeman who Was
robed in sea green and carried trident.
Allie Heath covered her pretty blonde
head and sacrificed s0me Of her genuine
beauty 10 appear in the japanese dance.
Mrs. Eta Ysles vclup,uous beauty was
heightened by the clingsng robs % red
which she wore as the red planet Mars"
Mrs. Robert Merrill, in fall evening dress
Is always piquant and pretty with her deli
cate complexion and.glowing black eyes.
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magnificent pair OF arms. In the tableaux
the statuesque effect was beyond criticism.
The costume of We olden time worn by
Mrs. Mathewson is sixty years old. Tha:
worn by Mrs. Peirce is eighty years old.
How anxioLs all the young people are
for the grand kirmes ball on 3ionsay next.
They ssy the tioor is not tired of dancing.
Justice Walsh, of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians. kindly loaned the pictures and
banners used in decorating the Irish booth.
Col. Joseph Penney has been one OF the
most noticeable figures at and useful
attaches of the kirmes from the beginning.
Mrs. NJ. J. Smiley puts her foot down
as ii she meant it. Such a step as that
always means will with q way behind it.
The Holland booth was caught with three
wooden shoes in the last act. The ladies
intend to ship them back to the old coun-
| try.
There were plenty of young men who
wished they were Isaacs when they saw
Miss Dottelle Bissell rs Rebeccs at the
we'll.
Although the Sphynx has been dead
three thousand years. when asked VINO sac
saw in the audience, answered calmly. Il.
e. Smith,"
Little Lulu Ball was . charming Irish
lassie in yellow gown covered with sham
rock. And Tom Bradficld with his shillal
| lab, oh my.
Mrs. Fair received box of dainty linen
embroideries. pictures OF st. Patrick driving
out the snakes and dainty specimens OF bog
| oak jewelry.
A Japanese gentleman who prefers not 90
| have his name On the list. lost his wig
| during the most interesting part of the
| dance last night.
DIR. Fair secured FIVE hundred dollars il
| five doiar contributions in a very shor,
| time last evening. Thg amount will b.
USED to defray expenses.
Miss Nettie Coles extremely youthful.
| face and makeup, and yivacious manner
| earned for hef the soJriguet of ''the kid, Z"
| from the gods In the gallery.
John McQuswan should be the heir ap-
parent 20 the throne of-but stop-they Ali
| looked as though they might be able 10
| trace their ancestry back, etc.
Miss Dolly Ellinwood's sweet face shone
| resplendent in natural tints of scarlet, such
as might put to shame the bushes OF the
| coy dairy maids in the fairy tale.
John g. Lawrence rushed up and pnr-
chased the Bachelors Secret. As soon a
he saw it he quickly put it out of sight.
1 Charles Eaton bit the same hook
| Mrs A. B. Porter. all in yellow and blue,
| shone resplendsnt as q Neapolitan lady,
and looked like the sculptor's ideal, with
her alabaster skin and perfect arms.
Two we'll known maiden ladies called at
| the Christmas booth. but could find moth
| ing they wanted unless that gentleman is
| for SALE" pointing 70 Mr.. +. B. Vinegar.
| Mr.. Tom Peirce was of considerable
assistance to Col Joseph Penney in design
| ing the Booths, and is responsible for many
unique and elegant ideas upon this subject.
| Mrs. Tateum's magnificent beauty carried
| out the idea OF Jupiter to perfection and the
thunderbolts which she carried in her
| right hand were enough 20 cove the bold
/ est.
Mrs Gilmore was leaning against the
4 deer ia front OF the Christmas Booth, but
| was requested by lady whose husband
| wears horns, not 10 bear down to hard on
an Elk.
Mr.. Leo Fisher made one of the most
handsome, gallant and graceful dancers,
and with Miss Cole, led Ia the grand march
with wonderful precision, and to universal
| satisfaction.
Mrs. lie Grand Peirce, whose beauty was
heightened by the lovely blue satin costume
/ worn In the japanese dance, was made the
L r. q -. sf..G n lo-
| ers last evening.
Mr.. w. Il. Shelby came Gu. strong q. an
orator. w. X. Is tue most eloquent vest-y
man We have ever seen. and should be
elected to the Common Council without an y
unnecessary delay.
Perhaps the Misses Gage and Benedict are
not entitled to a vast amount OF credit foi
| their valusble services but be that as il
| may unstinted praise is being bestowed or
them from every side.
Mr.. ''Thode" Rsthbun's broad smile be-
| trayed him even in his Japanese disguise
| Thode got up several little grand marches,
too. sill By himself that seemed 10 tsks
| greatly With the audience.
Mrs. Bender made a charming Goddess
| of LiDerts. and exhibited a wealth of golden
| hsir sufficient 10 incite the lasting envy Of
| every Woman present Mrs. Bender's hair
reaches very nearly TO her heels. II il
beautiful beyond description.
The Irish booth ezhisited Paddy from
| Cork. With his ssilsilah and bundle OF
clothes. sad Biddy. from county Mayo.
with Der knitting. Tney arrived on Tues
day. Just ia time % attend the kirmes
The ladies' At the Holland booth coult
| not talk Datch siter fear o'clock. Thsy
| hsd for ssls gspa7ese goods from H0i snd
| straight tbrottgh PARIS. A isdy triet . oug